You sat down to send one email. Somehow you're reorganizing your desktop, checking Instagram, researching microphones, and ordering a planner. We know.
Meet your AI focus coach , the first AI that notices when your attention wanders and pulls you back.
No signup. Camera stays on your device. Your phone misses you. It can wait.

Now sitting with you
Maya, The Gentle One
“Hey. No shame. Let's just come back to it.”
It's called body doubling , ADHD brains focus better when someone's working alongside them. Your coach is that someone, powered by AI.
Five personalities. Gentle, drill sergeant, hype girl, coach, or quiet pro. One of them is yours.
One line. What are we finishing right now? Pick a block: 30, 60, 90, 120.
Your coach sits with you. Sees the 14 open tabs. Pulls you back. Celebrates the finish.
Five distinct personalities. Pick the one your brain actually listens to. (Yes, they're also your double , body doubling, just sassier.)

Your gentle one coach
“No shame. Let's just come back.”

Your drill sergeant coach
“Phone down. Eyes up. Let's move.”

Your hype girl coach
“You are about to BODY this sprint.”

Your coach coach
“What's the one thing right now?”

Your quiet pro coach
“I'm here. Let's work.”
Unlimited sprints. All five coaches. Streaks, receipts, history. Cancel anytime.
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It's the ADHD-favorite trick of working next to someone else so your brain stays on task. Finish The Thing is body doubling without scheduling a human , your AI coach sits with you, notices when you drift, and pulls you back.
Never. Processing happens on your device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored.
Not really. It's an accountability companion. The goal isn't to optimize you , it's to keep you company so you can actually finish the thing.
That's the whole point. Your coach notices and gently , or loudly , pulls you back. Your choice.
Yes, but it was designed for the brains that struggle most. If task switching, time blindness, or distraction are constant, you're home.